Sentence examples for trigger a storm from inspiring English sources
But as bold, inventive and successful as Deng Xiaoping's new economy came to seem over the ensuing years, the implanting of such market-oriented entities as stock exchanges into what was still largely an unreconstructed one-party, centrally planned state economy created a situation that seemed destined – as Deng had lamented in 1989 – to trigger a storm sooner or later.
Like a populated city, even the smallest changes to Facebook can trigger a storm of complaints.
It was not the first time he triggered a storm of criticism.
The judgment triggered a storm of thin-end-of-the-wedge protests.
The Nice received a lifetime ban from the venue and triggered a storm of protest in the US.
It followed problems with Google Buzz, a social networking application that triggered a storm of protest when it was launched and automatically connected people via their email accounts.
It was in Southwark where spikes embedded beside the doorway of a block of flats to deter rough sleepers triggered a storm on Twitter.
The 1938 New England hurricane triggered a storm surge as high as 25 to 30 feet, considerably higher than waves generated this week by Sandy.
The announcement of the new rules triggered a storm of criticism from environmentalists, Democrats and some Republicans including Gov. George E. Pataki of New York.
Wallis had also been previously hired by Stephenson to handle his public relations in his role as Met police commissioner, an arrangement that triggered a storm of controversy last week.
Seems it froze at the 22nd minute, or is that just my computing device?" Well, it's like this: you know the way that when a butterfly flaps its wings in Brazil, it triggers a storm in New York?
